Latest YEAH YEAH YEAHS to release a new album next year? November 21, 2012 1 min read According to NME.com, YEAH YEAH YEAHS are set to release their first album in early four years in the spring of 2013. No further more information is currently available, but stay tuned for updates from the band. Share this Facebook Messenger Twitter Whatsapp Reddit Email Tags: alternative rockart punkdance-punkindie rockpost-punk revivalpunk rockyeah yeah yeahs Karol Kamiński DIY rock music enthusiast and web-zine publisher from Warsaw, Poland. Supporting DIY ethics, local artists and promoting hardcore punk, rock, post rock and alternative music of all kinds via IDIOTEQ online channels. Contact via [email protected] You might be interested in August 3, 2026 Indie rockers VELOUR ON TAP map a Maritime Gothic North Atlantic on debut EP “Cruel Harbour” August 3, 2026 MACHINEKIT turn labour and exhaustion into five industrial punk bursts on “Body Without Organs” August 1, 2026 Sludge noise rockers WEALTHY WOMEN on toxic masculinity, war, and immigration on massive new album “Children” July 21, 2026 Richmond’s DUMB WAITER go track by track through dense new masterpiece “Change” Previous Story TRANSIT to enter the studio on Saturday Next Story LET IT DIE stream their new 7” Latest Indie rockers VELOUR ON TAP map a Maritime Gothic North Atlantic on debut EP “Cruel Harbour” MACHINEKIT turn labour and exhaustion into five industrial punk bursts on “Body Without Organs” Sludge noise rockers WEALTHY WOMEN on toxic masculinity, war, and immigration on massive new album “Children” What Makes DIY Hardcore Festivals Survive How Keen Are Hardcore Fans On Digital Festival Downtime?
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